The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-29 00:00:00

- . 1 1 / 4 lt LAC \\f .Nf preseryti Irt hest Relpeets to tbit I'it()l;kturCißs of EAST-INDIA STOCK, and beAs leave to offer his most grateful Acknowledgments, for hwoar of their Attendance and Proteaion on the list at the r ast.lnclia House. lune 24. 1809. r This Day %vas published,- I n VolurneL; OEtavo, prhe 31. los. in boards, a Second . Editton of • A :;::' , ;.N1,3 o f itiz. FRENCH REVOLUTION ; wait a vari.:lY...a Mitt:doles. and .Characters hitherto unpublished. 13y A. F. BERTRAND DE - NIOLEVILLE, Ministcr of State:, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 3 * * To tnis New Irdirion are annexed, theCorrepondence me A u.linr with the late Right Hon. ,Charles,lanies fox; and a Refutation ()fail the Publications of Helen Maria,V4l - on the French Revolution. The labt five volumes n:4) iv had separate, price zl. in-boards. • T 'II S U N. •OLII4 QUIII nleialt 1A411.1141 AUDIAT? L 0 N'D 0 N, THURSDAY, JUNE. 2g3.180gr 'Dutch and French Papers, thefortner to the 22d, and'the latter to the 27th instant, arrived fast night. They plantain the 1801 Bulletin of the French army, dated .at Vienna, the 13th inst. it is as barren of intelligence as any of the Bulletins which we have recently received, and is,Only important, as it sheWs- BuoNAPAsTE was not, at' the period that it is dated,, able to 'reiume'oansive operations. It begins by mentio:ling,,lny'ery atitbignoos,termsoi battle which , is said to hasie taken 'plae,; dn. the 4th instant, near, Cligenfarth, ,between the Marcylis de CHASTELOR and den4ral RuscA . , in Which it-is said pipe hun; dred prisoners vk c re made. ,lint from the manner in which this battle is allude4l9,- we are strongly in- clined to stripe& that the . Martinis tie whose army has been so often annihilated, was • mrious. The next ,piece.ofinformation which- the Bulletin gives us is, that f° Prince EUGENE, with .2k lirge corps, manoeuvres iii the centre. 01 Hungary." A more 'vague and indefinite mode of expTession could hardly have been adopted. It probably Means that a corps of French Cavalry has made an incur. lion into Hungary, beyond the Raab. We know from accounts of a date subseqUent to the Bulletin, that the French Army of Italy was at Kermond, on the ro l h, and that the Archduke . .lonN'A army occupied the opposite side of the river : the French, there fore, could not.cross without driving away the Aus trians, and the Bulletin &es not insinuate that Prince EUGENE has obtained a vi6tory. The Bulle tin concludes with an account of the death of Colo nel Sound., and the evacuation of Warsaw by 'the, Au4lriaPs• TbisjiLthe whole of the intelligence which it' contains, except 1114(vie are told; as an excuse, we presume," for the inaaivity of the ' 'French Army, that the Danube had, within a few days preilons to the 13th; risen. a foot. .13uoNAF.97s appears to -be extremely indignant With the* Editors Of, the CtititinentalNewspapere, particnlarly those of Holland,..for ,publisll44 ac ci.unts of. the disasters.of the French Armies. The French . Newspapers contain a long' official article upon the subjeel, in which the People of France are assured that all the reports 'unfaveiirable"tO France are unfounded, and have their origin only in Eni.- lish account of the Cipture of Presc-n is con firmed, but it appeart that it was taken by the Atts-,. tin General ANIENTA, and not by the Duke of hauuswicit, who, accurcling to the last account', was at Halle., The Austrians 'have also taken Leipgic. HIPIN4PAATa ba'S latitted a Decree for putting an end to the tetivoral power of the. Pope. The Pa pal DUIIIIII . IOIIS are annexed to, Prance. home is declared a frets . ltnperial City, and the . Pope is allow ed to retire upon a pension., Etnperor, of Russia left Petersburgb, on the 251 i, ult. with the intention, it Is said;of cointpapi. to i!' r.etson the army destined aga'inst Austria. ' Yesterday, about twelve iWAJI3TY" nr fiv,kl at the - Queen's Pala&e, Frain Windsor, when.; be wat received by, the Dukes of Yottn, Cunint:a• Nh, KENT, sl.44sx,- and CAMBRIDGE. Sou► after two o'clock his. MAJESTY .held,,a prjvaiti , • ' . followtng had the honour of being presented to - lei i NIA.INSTY* COinia.ll Freeman, upori his being Pppointed Lieutenant- Caioitei Con martthint of the 1 1 irst'kegiment of the Royal Lucks Local Ti l e Key, Dr. Sparks, • the Dean or ristol, upon his in- - tchrlett promotion to the Bishop& of Chester. • • - I.leittei,artt.Colonet Maxwell. of the a6th R eA iment.. upon hib going upon the Expedition, - 'by the . 1413rOis of I t untie) , Lieutenant-General D.- D. NVernyss, • Upon his alipoitit: meta to tile .Covernment 'of Tynernouth; • `.His MAicsry held a' Privy Council, 'at whic;ll tfie illtoottoßa. of LONOON attended,' and inade . his t-e- port of the convitis capitally convi6ted at the last Old ' itß:tiley 'Sessions ; when, c ‘Ve „imaetistand; his ,I\IA. ,InsTIT. Cktai •Plawd to respite 'them all thiting.his pleasure. ~ . ... , . His MAJisTv gave - ,ayillertheii to the Dike of Nal.- i,, AN D, the rent :of the Cabinet Mittibters, and Sir DA-vm -Duivoisi. ,„ .. . Satin after six o'clock; his MAJESTY Set off on bi; nets rn to Wiod4or. , . 'yesterday the Earl of CHATHAM received the viqika of a tiotuber of General. • .01 - lioet, at Ids 011,*' to liiii-street. }-1...; Lordship gave orders to his Aide,- de-Carop to be in veiled read I iidGB .at an hour's notice, for foreign service. NA V A.L N E W PLYMOUTH, SLINR -I . , .7:7 4 "Arrived the Pappeoburgh gallioti- De Goecle l'erwqgteizg; JAN DLTYLNDHA4I 'maater, - and the ./..rogiesboot, G. 14. DoGGEHBOT master, frona London, in baliagt, bound io thig port ; the•Maiiner gun-brig, Lieut. GRIFFITHS, from the • Chninnel fleet ;' and . tile 2ifartiat "gunbuig, , MA - RRETT, from the coast I'esterdly evening-as A lighter belonging to this port was standing ititollie Sound, .she suddenly upf set, owing to her not having any . ballast On boad,' and sunk immediately. The creW; consisting of.two - persons, were picked up by a boat, which fortunate— ly.happened to be near the vessel when the accident happened. , • Came down the harbour and anchOred in the Sound the Peric6ck sloop of war. • 'Sailed his IVlajesty's ship Eagle, of 74 guns, for Portsmouth ; the AmeriCan schooner Fanny A. K. GALE master, for Cadiz ; the Siatira frigate, for Portsmouth ; the Partition sloop of. war for the Westward ; and the Goree sloop of war, with.a CQU" voy, for Ireland. . .` Arrived the Lar, PHELPS, from London ;, anti the Providence, PARKIN, froni - Necircabtk. . • Po R TSMOUTEI,- ZUN I. 2 8 .—Arrived his M3jestrs ship Piatenix; from Plymouth, The La Loire gives instructions to ships bound to the Southern Fishery. DBAL, RINE 28.—Arrivei1 his Majesty's ship Firieenzl, from the River, and sailed through the Dr;vins to the Wcsox .ard arrived the, Zenobia sloop of war, from ca t 4 lushiNg,. • • Sailed the &mat itan, CLARK, and the Blaiket and Ridley 'Fran4torts,' to Harwich, under 'convoy of, the Cordelia r sloop of .war. FALMOUTH, JUNE V. the Princess du- Rusta packet, with Mails, for the LrewArd Fslatids. 'The Tom Barry, --, arrived in the Clyde trol , Martinique ; sailed 24th May ; spoke on th© egth his Majesty's ship York, in company,willi the. Cop_ lain, of 74 guns, and Circe frigate, with il4 sail under convoy, in lat. 22. 19. long. 64. 26. W. all well. Yesterday morning her MnassTy, Princesses Au uqp,STA, ELIZABETH, MARY, and,Sopmr4, loft. Wind sor, upon•a visit to the Countess Dowager Of Poi 13i1OKE, at. her Itoue. in Richmond-1).1, - k, w , heretits y. partook of an' early . &tines. Thy DuLe of CAM . ittirAgit joined them:there after. his Royal. had.phici his respOs ;a his . MAJEFTY',. tlpt)ft nil or— 'rival at the s aueen's Palace trom I r es.erdark.;ourt of Common Council v. is h e ld • at Guild hall: Committee - of City Lands deli-. vered into the Court a Report ior exclioaging a, par'- eel of ground in St. George's-ftelds for the state of Bethlern Hospital, now in lease to the Governors 3 . which Ileink),.r.ead,. stated, that the said Governors . would erect an Hospital (on the scite w ltere .the late Dog,and Duck stood) to contain not less thatr'9o . o . patients, together With an open space, ot about eight acres, 'for the air and exercise of the lunatics yWhitzli being agreed to, iti was.referred back to the Cont. rf)ittee tt , carry the "exchange into execution, and to report v thereon filial time to time to the Court. • , • A ery long debatetook place . relative to the Lou 'don Militia, iind in .the end it:was referred to a Spe cial Co4unittee to report whether it may not' be' ircl visa' le to prepare a Bill to be pre sehted to the.Elooi!t! ,of CoMmons ; wholly to repeal the Ael tlie,3tith of his present Majesty, antliorising the , raisingof the Iwo regiments of Militia. ) : and after spelt r*epeal uti'cr their extended seryices to his Majesty,.upoti st,ch ternas, and. conditions as his Majesty, may. grate cionsly 'please to propose; and as •the Officers and, privates, in their zgol, loYaitY• and atie 4 ti ()l3 fu'r. h is MajeSty'R person and Governinent, may be winingly inclined to adcept. • " Letters 'from - Holland, received yesterday, state; that the Conscription tali met vittlt,great resistance. In several :of the provinces the conscripts have as serisbled, and positively refused to 'marelt. 'f,nreats have been Used against them, btu as BUOSIAPAIVIR has drained the gauntry of tegul.tr troops, it is doubt; ed whether the Dutch .Crovernment has the means of forcing them to join the artilies' in 'GerMany. The - same letters sthie that rivvri,4 Etighth AtueriCali ships have lately been coodenuted at Riga. The following Bulletin of the Austrians, dated Brunn, June in, 'has been published in the Ht.tin- burgh Carresponden for : . . ' -". The enemy bad fin.. some thrie'past made an , irruption into Hungary, and seetne I, in particular, tti fix his vi,:ws on fresburgh, which, considered as a military 1)041, is of great importance. This i ll - duced his Ito)-al Highness the Generalissimo, to order a bridge- head . .to be construaed 'on the right banks of the,Danube. , The works on the Ist in stant had alrexly attained some drgreciritrsolidity, when the-enemy on the evening -of that day ad vanced in two colbinns, 10,0Q° strong, from 'Wulf ,ciate, against the village of Etigerau, situated in the front of the bridge-head, Ord 'occupied by. General Bianchi with detachments of-the regimenti OfGiu : hiye, Dora, and Beitilieur, :to cover' the wsiiiin't!n.2l, itierettollows the account of the attacks mad , ..: 'by 1 Marshal Darochr on. 2d and ad instant, already known.] —Preshtirgh was fiii soine flaw calmon li ;read ded by the enemy, who now CQnfi 11 neS . 1113.,t,irt0 . I throw O p entrenchments ' , In the rear of -the vdioge ot Engerau. - "The troops of the'llungorilit Itttir- Tbdie:i s us well as those 'who have taken pOit b?bitid the Baal) a s . the Test who have joined'the Arch- Icunt, ineet daily with oppertunities of pr.icti: i ang what 13 c nied petty warfare, (petite - guer - re).' Tilts 1 environs 4 Altetiburgh are untested by a'strong de i tacitruent of ttie enemy's horse." .. GOT7'ENBURCTI mxtu,„ gft)CKHOLM, JUNE 20.—We have not re.ceifed froin -our armies any farther official reports or pri vate intelligence relative to the- operations of the itussiati and Swedish troops. It is not, therefore,. known whether the former have diade. any tuither progress, or. whether their -moverlents—hltre been checked by_ our army. , s..3OTTENEURGII, JUNE lg.---. Public notice-has this' day'becn given,• that all the public Officers, as well as Al 6the'r inhabit ants of" this city, are to appear next Wednesday, the ilst inst. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Senate Hotise, to take die oath of allegiance to his present Majesty. • We have received a letter, of a very recent date, from ihe new: residence of thePortugnese- Govern ment, by.which we learn that latiteas still retains bis.authr.litrat Bnenos Ayres.' The following- is an extract front it RIO 411141i0,. APRIL 8.--Allh i therto trade to the Ri ver Plate, therto unlawful, is still interdiaed, and `it is stmposed that-the Governors of Buenos Ayres and- Monte Video are waiting orders on the subjea -- from the existing Government in Spain ; in the: mean time, by.licenses granted by the Viceroy 14- NIERS, and by smuggling, a % ast quantity Of goods pre introduced. " As soon as the Embargo is taken off in Ame rica,- I expel that we shall have a great many ves sels here from thatcountry, and I make no 'doubt but that, 'among other ar,icles, they will supply us with -flour of better quality, and cheaper than it comes from Rio Grande. f' The valuation of certain descriptions of goods underwent some alteration since the arrival of the. Consul General, who called certain persona sup posed to be well informed on the value of goods, but a great deal was, l • supposq, un i svoldably left. Undone, which it is hoped will be accomplished, and every thing ratified by a treaty of comMerce, said to • he in great forwardnes between this COurt and Great _Britain, '1 he btisiness of the Custom-house is by no •means more tedious than it was at Lisbon, and in this •respett I have tot the . least complaint to The Exchange was pt,73 to 75." . • • • Capt. Sutherland ; who, was sentenced to deith at the Admiralty Sessions for thetrioNer of his cabin,. bey', Itiehard WilsOn, was c,xecuted this morning at Execution Dock. kpiedigious crowd astern bled on the occasion. The unhappy man shewietLeVetysikni of contrition' and, itva .short address •Lo•the people,: acknowledged the justice of his sentence. Yesterday Mr. Serjeant StaliPPAao narrowly eicep edsustaining some severe injury, by the. bterthing down of his carriage, in his way to the Court_ of Common The r arriage was' compti'itely. se- , parated from the fete-wheels by' the violence of the • shuck, and the'brfi i wes ran off at toll speed. The . coachman, was flung violently against Lite pavement, scaped with some slight bruises on his bead. The LeArried Serjeant fortunately received no hart,. The twen . l 7 eight private boxes which have bee n ft , r.ntAl in the new Theatre, Covent.gaiden, have ail been let noon-snAb.4,4.l4.sk,Pmiec'". tortillathey well 'yield near tWelVe-trniusand pounds next toWards the enormous eipence that has at tended the Te-41111dilig. MN. DI'CKONS and•BELLAKY are performing.with great soceitss at -Eiitibuigh. They.haiJo performed Polly and Madieat4 with. great applause; and the Opera of Arimterxeß, to honourable to the musical 'genius of our countryman A'RNE, is reviving there. hn con;iilcrable splendour. • , The Drury-Lane company, it is said, have se cured:. an asylum for next winter at the Lyceum, which, in it , improved state , wil l be better able to receive them. In. the mean time there will be meetings for schemes to re -burgh' the . old theatre,, thou r ;h, from what has hitherto taken place, there scats to he lin leiikehbood of any substantial 'hi a A ras,— WA an, vivo has raised. himself into such hi,,tt Lunt merited repute by _his pencil, has re sumed his graver,' tp 'make a pilot from ii picture Oy Sit JOSUUA ReY MOLDS, coneaining thel'ortiLlus of the late Marquis of,l.ANsnoNo,l...nrd AsunuatON, and, Colonel BARRE, as a companion. to his fine print from the wintirable piEture by IAWRiNCE, of Sir FRANCIS BARING, hie', brozber, ai.l parther. You No is employed ',on a 11.1emitinto from_, Sir WiLeram BERCIIEY'i4 spirited portrait ot•Wlnkte, the Artist.. A serious alfray Occurred last week at klittc n, near, Dundee, : betwixt some Custom-house OffiCers and smugglers. The former, in attemptibig frbiu , the latter three :Casks of whisky, ,were re sisted by them, and many hard blows were ex-. 'changed. by . th•conteuding patties: . At the close - of the !Ante, which lasted for ai considerable tnne, the smugglers eicapa with two of the casks, leaving one alawtiil prize to thew:firers. A precognition iStaking before the Magistrates. One of the 'persons, sup;. pos'ed to be a principal in - this deforcement, is impri. son,d, allot her has run oft*, althoiigh he had preN':ously obtained certificate, that,, froth the wounds inflicted ; in the scuffle, he was unable to at- - tend the court. A.woinan ot'the name of Paton, from Criehie; W 33 IRit week apprehended' and broUght to AIP-4- d c en; accused of having attempted ,to poison her mistress. The 'poison was administered ,in bkith, which the nnstress, from the very unpalitable"taste, after taking a spoonful, declined ; and the violent . symptoMs that snort' followed! having created suspi= eion, she, in the great agony she sufiered;.With &Thy alarmed the neighbourhOod, and, : medical aid being speedy procured, was'saved from the fatal e.f fe4s intended, and is now in a farourable way elm- emery. _ . On the 17th inst. alnelancholy accident happvned at March cat Lawton, iii the neighbourhood cat Ar broath.. A young man, a blacksmith, , took, up a sword, which lay in the shbp, 'and putting himself in the attitude ot lencirtg, said to'sonie boys that he would show them how he would: kill. the French when, by some unfortunate miinctuile,.the point ;of the sword ran into the head of a fine boy 0114 years 2?,e, and killed him on-the spot. We hear the unhappy perpetrator has ahiconded. , ' Married, this morning, at St. James s Church, Sir THOMAS RADISAY,, Bart. of Balmain, to Miss STEELE, Of-St. James's- - ktreet, youngest daughter Of the late Rev. Dr. STEELE, of Jill7tY - 4,t, atid.niecete Dr. ,BAIN; of 'Het& ton Lodge, Dotsetshire. PARe.7g. EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN, VIENNA, JUKE The division of General CUASTELLER, which excited the insurreeion in the Tyrol, proceeded on the 4th inst. into the distrid oldigenfurth, in order to throw itself into Hun gary. General RUSCA marched against this division, and a very severe engagerriept took place, whet: CO9 prisoners, were made. • " Prince EUGENE' ) with a large corps, mlnauvres in the:centre of .aungary. ‘: , . Within these few . days the Danube has risen ='P.. .. y.{ one foot. „ " General OR ATIEN, walla Dutch division, hay.;?' ing marched to Stralsund, where SCH ILL bad en trenched himself, carried the 'entrenchments bf snit. gave orders to barn ihe town, td cure Ins retreat, but had not time. S6itiLL'leina - _ sell was killed in the great square, near the Coro , De Garde; at the moment when he fled, and was endeavouriog to reach the port in order to einbailt• " The Archduke FERDINAND evacuated Warsaw, precipitately 011 the Qd inst. so - that. the whole pe the Grand Duchy 14 abandoned by the enemy's array, whilst the troops under the cow:timid of Prince PONZATOW3KI occupy three-fourths ut licia." EVENTS 1N POLAND. i_ The enemy rapidly continues his retreat. On the 28th 'otMay, 12 Pukish pike Men, on a reconnoitring party, met tou'Apstnalf dragoons, at Skirtieriviee , who were retiring; upon Ili e, threw Theio into complete disoroer, and made it prisoners. On the morning of the. 3Ut General•KosiNSKl, ing . the advanced 6 dard, after entering Loviez, pc netrate,d to SacharieW, but "tennd no enemy . there, and they. appeared to have retired towards tile Mica. Some accounts, however, state, that the greater put Of the Austrian force is moving they commit the greatest extravagancies • toeye-ierry proVistolit, cattle., aod, horses. to wards Upper' . The Archduke FERDISA.ND, notwithstanding the Convention tie wie, Prince .PoStia.T.owixi, b y which tie bound Iwnselt to demand- no contribut o .iMposed one • sa of 400,000 gliders on Warw. tie. heOdes required `that there shook' be deliver ed to turnqf the land - tax :of the dor-60415t and the so., plus at a freed Baruv.hich was subserib ediii 1308, bile. the .payment' o which VMS 114 1 0 IltOillpisle4 till 18.10. Following the • esantple oL tti-Ar:(4.,rittliander tit Cniel,tne•Ge.i.erals,Olticers, a"( 1. snldferr, i6vtit e ndeat (Aired by tvery ineauJ to ru in nu:, country. The Prince PoNIATOWSK.I. w liteti 01 . lb° of atiFCHATEL, from the liead-ncitrl-js "t Priitcc N .lozeni, the .:".5111 of May, that on the preceditt4 day , . General ttosstaCkt took possi:ssion of LioroslQW ,- wlier.:: Le made prisoners one Colonel, t wenty-live Otlicer*, and nit,e hundred ttig;a. Whe poost•pstpt of imcreepts the communication between Cracow and Lemberg, and assures to our army the possession of three-fourths of Griticia. advanced posts were . within a day's march t'4 * cow. ci lltih `!'tier e m l Prince te acc P ° o " Troe6wesitt.eid nl ntll;G:tjnial last he had made .himself master 'di* Brody, the tbwu of Galllcia, 'on the frontiers, 'where he found' coa sid e rable magazines, and abundan ce of provi— .. • • [Rem follows the Preclam — ition 'issued by Prince Wei GALLiTZII4. on the entrance of the Itussi4o i i u" ) G.4n4.3,1, which wits givetint fait Su rc.ot,..Ycalc sda Y MUNICH, JUNE 11.—It is said that 15,000 Irl 4 ' fantry, qt the Army of Reserve, under Marita : KI4I.L.EKNIANti,,are on their jnarch to tue The ,i..;napeitir no longer sutler t h ose rebe ic ls. whom he has already pardoned, to continue Ole ravages. . BL R Ar4ESttliG, JUNE 18.—On the 14th, a pa rt °i the Austrian troops trout 130'1C:1113 enterat Lei A c cording t 6 otter _accounts, the Duke Utlrun's 'Wick-bets was yesterday at • Haile. The troopi si:tubled here mat-cited - to day'. towards Sondra' iialtsens - . , . . . Ettru wr!s; Ju>.lE-10..--An Officetirctiv_ . serv'e • of the t,coperor. ,NA v. ?oLov,. on iiis uay from Iktier7 1).4'0 to the lrirperi4l hea Il l-quarters, brings ilii gt..zict that' the Emperur of itulsia, aud . rhe t•ira It ~ i)tike CoicsliAr.vrr4, I,4(TetersOurgh Ott the. g.- ' of iy, it, p!?..:e.Lll{.:=llc.-.ives' at the head of 11)d i tt/43. M sum anal); whic h : has already rect.:wed orders tu eirt with* all vigour agtotiit Au,tr..t. tht AR/Nun, J: ;I from Vienna. the Emperor ha,.cottipleted 6 , e.worlis o n the °ridges and bridg-heat4.. It is thotre,iit;therefore, that turl tlier operatiatt, will be soon turd4rtakeii. l6 4 41 cur i ti or the bu.it...ot 'Aue.ataticr -now faro§ tr right win g bf Uratid'ArinY and ni.tintains a cO.llll mutt:cation with the gland army of Italy, a Oivib t b )l : l of which has ettteren litingpry. The corps of I.dg Duke of HtvoLi retains posiession 17 fall the Idttn in the ilanobe. The corps ut Gvuer 3 l'Ou nt " °• ;' apd, : the t.iiiy under, the command ut the D . , .4:e .a scatcely, watt, tur the signed to i.dyj nc6 ., to. the c.onthat. They form the centre of thearil l Y„ Tile corps of the Prince of Ponte Corv4 feri'l. , left. , .ying.' The whole tit Styrais Conquered byt krend). - General ,NIACDONALD is pre c ariti'r yance tw"..liortgarx. Urneral MARMON i• i:adv ll an c : in in or,ter to pia with lsroer:11 'MACDONALD. is believed that he will penetrate into the Sot! ° Hungary. MOnjieur of this day con' tains colttling particular, but t ot he other newspatitlis we` read the following article kt Ali the 4.4 ue. s, alt the reports France, hive their ut i t ;iti in Holland. It is there Ism' chs3tfeetiort and s'.:ll . 3:er appear to llaVd flied abode. It' is thy re that the falsest . and most unlooPu et details Conceived by inonity aott ivitrrd,(o%,vatjt France, trial ttlti truAt itomerouS propaatori. G6O God !, must . it be triAll l i l3 l belief is so ii'"ll4lY given t o urrilvoitratile rtes Only e,i,PCllllg the Valour to,d ,terce of tire Freitch Osten to the correspondence of I ),.iri oi trumpetc: a of the English' Ministry, 0/1.0